ZDnet
Google, Facebook, and other internet companies can continue to disregard Do Not Track requests from consumers, without intervention from the US Federal Communications Commission.
The US regulator has dismissed a petition from rights group Consumer Watchdog, calling on it to require 'edge providers' such as Google, Facebook, YouTube, Pandora, Netflix, and LinkedIn "to honor 'Do Not Track' Requests from consumers".
Messenger will return the Facebook mobile app thanks to Meta.
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Of course they don't care. They're unchecked corporate monopolies with powerful lobbyists that help govern government interests. No surprise here.